Dua Lipa and Callum Turner held hands while exiting Chiltern Firehouse, during the early hours of Friday morning.

The popstar, 28, looked edgy in a red and black leather biker jacket and a tan pair of Gucci logoed trousers as she strutted out of the London H๏τspot with her man.

Dua boosted her height with diamante encrusted heels and accessorised with large gold hoop earrings.

Actor Callum, 34, opted to keep things more low-key, stepping out for the evening in an all-black ensemble.

The couple were spotted leaving the celebrity-favoured haunt together at 2am, with their hands тιԍнтly intertwined.

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Dua Lipa and her partner were initially linked this past January when they were spotted in each other’s company during the Masters Of The Air premiere in London.

The actor was caught by TMZ while exiting the event, and he remained тιԍнт-lipped when asked if he was romantically involved with the singer.

The pair appeared to confirm their relationship to the public when they were spotted while locking lips during a date in Los Angeles, according to People.

An insider recently spoke to Us Weekly and spoke about how the singer had quickly become invested in her new romance.

‘Callum is really the first serious relationship she’s had in the past few years. Dua and Callum spend almost all their time together and are nearly inseparable,’ they said.

The insider concluded by stating that the singer felt as if she had found an ideal partner in the actor, adding: ‘They have a very balanced energy and Dua couldn’t be happier than she is with Callum.’

The Grammy-Award winner recently touched on her ‘non-negotiables’ for any relationship and opened up about her past ‘hurtful’ ones, while speaking to Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1.

She revealed: ‘In terms of relationships, I needed to get to this place in order to find what I really needed. You have to be in the act of forgiveness and growing and learning, and being okay with the past in order to move on with what’s to come next.

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‘So it’s, for me, “Happy for You” is a beautiful, happy song, because it’s so reflective of my journey.

‘I think with every relationship, with every experience you learn about yourself, you learn about things that are hurtful to you, what you expect, what you should be ready to give as well.

‘I think, again, it goes back to that exchange of vulnerability.

‘I think I’ve had relationships which have been really hurtful, especially earlier on, where I feel like I’ve been made to feel like not good enough or have made me lose my confidence and I’ve had to find that again.

‘You learn about your own non-negotiables. I think that’s an important thing. It’s of course the right person, but it’s really about the right relationship.

‘You find that in friendships and in love relationships as well, of your non-negotiables.

‘What are you willing to give up? Someone’s like, “Oh.” Maybe you have an ick or something, or you see that someone is disloyal. I’m like, “That’s a non-negotiable.”

‘I want someone who’s loyal and open and honest, and that’s what I’m willing to be as well in return.’